Insurance Talk Expands Local Uniderwrit ers Association Reach
In a lively session Mr Andrews outlined how the United Underwriters Association has grown and broadened its reach in the past year. Mr Wolfman gave an engaging address on life insurance writing methods and humorously illustrated points. Mr Hoffman listed four main reasons people buy insurance poverty alleviation property transfer and wealth disposal. Concluding with round table discussions the meeting highlighted rising membership and ongoing outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. Andrews
Andrews
Uuclassful
Wolfman
Hoffman
Miss Frederick Coup-Chambers To Wed Paul Coup
The marriage of Twila to Paul Coup of Omer City is announced for June 16 in Cumberland Maryland. Mrs Coup and the couple have returned from a trip to Baltimore, Washington and Atlantic City. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Mr Coup is connected with Associated Gas and Electric System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coup
Chambers
Do R
Indiana
An. Lincea
Twila
Paul Coup
Omer City
Cumberland
Baltimore
Washingtn
Atlantic City
Tple
Dolinatown
Mr. Coun
Associated Gas and
Electria
Glymer Resident Dies After Prolonged Illness at 62
The Glymer resident aged 62 passed away Thursday at 5 26 o clock after a nine year illness. Born in 08 township she was the daughter of a Gun family and Mrs Hugh McPherson. Survived by husband Guy of Clymer, Velma Seeger of Indiana, Nor 5 A Bton and two sisters Susie Gratitude and Minnie McCoy. Burial in Union Cemetery Rosester. Annie McCoy dies at Pine Flats after two year illness. Daughter of Mr and Mrs William McCoy she lived in Vicinity all life. Funeral held at Morris residence with E J Barber officiating, burial in Harmony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Gun
Hugh McPherson
Guy
Clymer
Pride
Velma Seeger
Annie McCoy
Pine Flats
Daugnter
Will
I.mcccoy
Vicinity
Illie
Mary Morris
Morris
E. J. Barber
Harmony Cemetery
Scout Memorials and Airplane Contest Report
The article lists Scout memorials and service records for Blairsville Penn Run Rossiter and surrounding troops. It covers several ranks and years of service including James Bennett William Clyde Stewart Jack Steastle Clair Arthur Chapman Guy Kanable Harold Buch James M. Simpson James Sutton Richard Thomas and others. The Airplane Contest at Indiana High School drew many contestants with Jack Daub Billy Evans and Guy Kanable Jr winning top places. Angelo De Mott won first in the scale model category with a 24 inch Curtis Army Hawk plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Neal
Blairsville
Scout
France Rager
Scout Service
James Bennett
William Clyde Stewart
Brush Valley
Out Services
Jack Steastle
Clair Arthur Chapman
Penn Run
Guy Kanable, Jr
H.A. Munro
Coynell
Rossiter
Barr
Harold Buche
James M. Simpson
Iselin
James Sutton
W.H. Miller
Saltsbury
Richard Thomas
Borton Department Store
Scout Exposition at Armory Draws Crowds in Indiana
The Armory hosts a large second evening with Scout Merit Exposition appealing to the public. Duke Lytle wowed fans with a parachute-less lift due to high winds while Dilworth's German Band entertained. A memorial service, Camporee, and Jamboree are slated at Ritz theatre and Fair Grounds. Booth sponsor corrections announced for booths 22 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibison
Armory
Duke Lytle
Indiana Airwaya, Inc
Indiana
Dilworth
Handy Stores Association of
Indiana County
Hery Schmalz
Schnitzel
Herr Schmalz
Ritz Theatre
Fair Grounds
Uncle Dan
Scout
B. M. Gearhart
Erie
Indiana ‘County
James
Glaes
Wiltkinsburg
First United Presbyterian Church
Booth
Homer City
Utility Electric Company
In- Gana
A. K. Snyder
Blairsville
Johny. Steele
Maniac Declares Mission Ended In Red Diamond Plot
Reported killer, dubbed Three X, claims a vast secret society called the Red Diamond Soviety and vows further violence. Police compare a farewell note to a missing Brooklyn church worker amid clues tying the attack to a global cabal with members in Russia and Europe. Two victims linked so far are Joseph Mozynski and Noel Bowley. brother John Mozynski in Philadelphia received a death threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Newark
Catherine May
Betty Ring
Brooklyn
Secret Service
Red Diamond Soviety
Europe
Supreme Tribunal of the Order
Russia
Supreme Council
United States
Joseph Mozynski
Noel Bowley
John Mozynski
Joseph
German Officer in Wartime Message Confesses Treason
A German army officer from Wilhelmstrasse Berlin, now serving Russia, claims not to belong to any gang and warns treason is death. He states he will return to Russia and notes fake letters, mentioning a monoplane sighting over Gallese Point Fiughings Bayside. He praises Miss May and Miss Ring and denies having "fish eyes."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhddos
Wilhelm St
Berlin
Reg Diamond
Russia
C. P. G Gallese
Miss May
Miss Ring
Lutheran Synod nears ordination as nine candidates enter ministry
The Lutheran Synod prepares nine candidates for ordination at a Holy Office ceremony led by Rev. William A Logan of Turtle Creek and revives the Augs burg Confession anniversary with devotional guidance by Rev. F P Tisher of Pittsburgh and presiding by Rev. E E Blant of Wilkinsburg The newly elected Synod President Rev Bagger of Butler speaks The event honors long ministry milestones including Rev DB Dickey of Derry for 50 years of service and Civil War veteran The Rev T J Frederick of Spring Church also marks half a century and several pastors exceed sixty years of service A 1981 budget plan totals 270 000 with allocations for education Thiel College Home Missions and care homes and the missions service closes the Friday sessions by Rev Ritz of Greensburg and Rev Lesher of Mt Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A.logan
Turtle Creek
Augsburg Confession
F. P. Tisher
Pittsburgh
Central Conference
E. E. Blant
Wilkinsburg
Synod
Bagger
Butler
DB. F. Dickey
Derry
Zandel
Dickey
T. J. Frederick
Spring Church
Fredricks
M. L. Clare
Apollo
Peter Riffer
New Castle
T. B. Roth
Thiel College
Greenville
G.W. Critchlow
Meadville
R. N. Zimmerman
Jeannette
T. L. Krause
United Lutheran Church of America
Home
Orphans Home
the Synlod
Old Peoples Home
R, CG. Ritz
Greensburg
R. E. Lesher
Lutheran’Church of
Church Notes Full Week Schedule Across Local Faiths
Daily services and meetings listed for Presbyterian Second United Trinity St Bernard Catholic Christian Science Church of God M E Zion Wesleyan Methodist in the town. Morning worship sermons by pastors Clark and Shane. Evening services, prayer meetings, and special programs led by local ministers and guest soloists. Church schools hold 9:30 to 9:45 starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogee
Samuel W. Shane
A. Mi
Christian Science
Comiunity
GI God
M. E. Zion House of
Wesleyan Methodist
Methodist Episcopal
Stafford
Wayne Patch
Religious Services and Sunday School Schedule
A detailed listing of church services across denominations in Hammet City and nearby areas. It notes times for Sunday School and morning and evening worship at Trinity Lutheran First United Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Zlon Lutheran Episcopal Baptist Christian and Missionary Alliance Salvation Army Everybody's Mission and others with pastors names and program themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedidninie
Pradching
Trinity “Lutheran
Hammet City
Charles M
Helt
Elmer Crauchet
Luther
Coral
Charlis
Sundw
Robert Fry
First United Presbyterian
J. J. Metlyaine
Goa
Shelly
Jésus
Ambros
Himmel
Jesus
Stébbina
Methodist Episcopal
A. McCamey
Tora Bingle Babbath
A. B. Hosbach
B. L
Zlon Luthoran
Our Church
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Feaus
Ambrose
Erb
Donne
Christ
Rogar Charnotk
Holy Communion
God
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Saul
Paul
Augustine
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army
Homer City
Robert Martin
Church of God
John J. Hunt
Cotton Pickers Band Coming to Centerda Park
If you have heard McKinney's Cotton Pickers Orchestra on radio or Victor records you know what to expect when the band visits Centerda Park next Thursday evening. The group promises beautiful varied colorful and brilliant modern dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Victor Records
Cinterda Park
Supreme Court petition in Luzerne ballot perforation case
The article discusses a test case over perforated ballots in Luzerne County. It notes a Supreme Court petition to ban votes in Wilkes Barre ward two could scrap much of the county vote, possibly shifting the nomination, with Pinchot and Brown figures cited. Attorney Wells says the fight will go to the Supreme Court for consistency after county examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wilkes‘Barre
Eighth
Luserng
Brown
Pinchot
Wells
Luzerne
Eppeyete
Supreme Body
Election officials not prosecuted in arc rid district
A fragmented note states that election officials in the arc rid district have not been prosecuted, despite court assurances of public comfort and attention. The readable text emphasizes ongoing concerns about accountability and official action remaining unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midat Hagran
Arcrid
One Judge Dissents on Perforated Paper Ballots
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Judge William A Valentine dissents from a county court ruling upholding perforated ballots used in 874 precincts at the May primary. He argues perforations allow improper marks by printers officials or clerks and render ballots invalid. Brown's attorneys have appealed to the Supreme Court, which could affect Gifford Pinchot's nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Lugerne
William A. Valentine
Valentine
Francis Shunk Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Brown
Second Ward
Supreme Court
Stocks End Week Under Bear Pressure On Major Shares
New York June 21 Stocks grain and cotton faced heavy selling as a bear raid pushed United States Steel and American Can to yearly lows. United States Steel closed at 155 1/4, down since last Saturday, while American Can fell to 110 1/8. The market volume remained under 2 million shares with the tape lagging the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
INS
New York
United States Steel
American Can
Bethlehem Steol
Radio
Westinghouse
Columbia Gas
Vanadium
Case
Sears Roebuck
Radio Keith
Bears
Bethlehem
Dow Jongs
Columbia Gas-Blocwreeversee
Salt Creek
Cerccunerreeeeeepeenye Inter Pete Pss
Pespeerereerees
Lone Star Gas
Bals Bo Ve
Armour Bo Yee
Graham Paige
Western
GBH
Wicks Financial Pryersepeveee
Westinghouse Flee Pserereee
Montgomery Ward
Sesrepeey
United Gas Trip
Errreate
Pedeval
Arkansas Nat. Gas Cierreeres Aubuyn Motor
Bordon Milk
Fragmentary note on a world equal to a patient tale
A damaged text segment mentions payed and Novanibek saving someone with odd phrases. The readable parts hint at a world equality theme and a personal, fragmented narrative about time, tone, and identity. Further clarity is unavailable in the legible portion.
Points on People in Indiana County Attend Meetings
Abs Marke known in Homer City attends events in town yesterday. Hillsdale resident Bartlebaugh visits Indiana friends. H Cunningham from Robinson en route to shool reunion. County officials Bert Roof and James McCann handle Marion County business. John A. George and George Hoffman attend local court and life insurance meetings in Pittsburgh. Carroll Oakes and Wilber Campbell return from Pittsburgh exams for commissions. Crichfield of Blairsville calls on local offices. Cain Steele, Homer City bank cashier, visits Indiana. Herman Watson and sister visit Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mabel Davidson and Mrs. Ruth Gage guests of the Webers in Indiana. Earl Putt and Charles Griffith visit Indiana. George McHenry contracts Armstrong County Home electric work. Richard Ray in town on county business. E Hadden, farmer, in Cherryhill. Mr. and Mrs. Minto visit Indiana. Oliver Barry home from Beaver Falls for weekend. W C Shields visits Indiana. Vernon Thomas of Farmers Exchange improving in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs Marke
Mars
Homer City
Bartlebaugh
Hillsdale
Indiana
Friends
H." Cunningham
Robinson
Armon Shool
Daniel Wlor
Center Township
Bert Roof
James McCann
Marion Canter
Dixonville
John A. George
Court House
J. A. Brown
National Life Insurante
Company of
Vermont
al, Andrews
The
Life Insurance Underwriters#Association
Pittsburgh
Indiana County Life Insurance Underwriters Association
Country Club
Carroll Oakes
Clymer
Wilder Campbell
Carroll
Wilber
William Fish
Crichfield
Blairsville
Concaiara
P. R. BR
Ci Steele
Homer City National Bank
Herman Watson
A. B. Agnew
Mabel Davidson
Ruth Gage
Logaln
Ohio
Clifford ‘Weaver
Philadelphia Street
Earl Putt
Cherhit Township
Charles R. Griffith
Marion Center
George T. McHenry
Armstrong County
Richard Ray
Salinburg
Hadden
Cherryhill Township
John Minto
Mar“ial Ridge
Oliver Barry
Beaver Falls
W. C. Shields
Jacksonville
Vernon Thomas
Farmer’s Exchange
X Ray Film Blast At Grady Hospital
Fire in the Negro unit of Grady Hospital caused two explosions of X ray film on the first floor ending in smoke and fumes. Internes orderlies and firemen moved patients to safety within minutes. No patients appear harmed though several reporters and photographers were treated for fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
INS
Grady Hospital
Whiich
Negro Annex
Byrd Returns Home to Virginia Amid Hero’s Welcome
Richard Evelyn Byrd lands in Washington after a polar flight record and a two day reception by a grateful nation. He is to visit Winchester and Richmond, hometowns with deep colonial ties, as congratulatory ceremonies and a formal dinner mark a landmark homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Tung
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Old Virginia
Byrd
Richmond
Tom Row
Winchsstar
Dicky” Byrd
Naval, Academy
Wao
Byrd displays polar triumphs after South Pole flight
At an official reception in Washington Byrd and 82 men who joined him, plus 88 at his New Zealand base, were honored. The event featured new motion pictures of the South Pole flight to inspire praise for the expedition and its team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerlod
New Zealand
Byrd
South Pole
New York
Elmér Belling
Antarctic
Floyd Bennett
Hoover
Washington
New- OT
South Polar
Youth Dead in Gun Accident Near Washington Pa
The body of Frank S. Hamilton an 18 year old bell boy at a local hotel was found on the Closser farm eight miles south of Washington Pa. The shotgun lay beside him and authorities say the death likely resulted from an accidental shooting during a groundhog hunting trip with two companions yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank S. Hamilton
Closser Farm
Here
Hamilton
Flying to Mexico City in 2000 mile nonstop flight
New York June 21 Colonel Roberto Vierra of the Mexican Army and Arnulfo Cortes began a 2000 mile flight to Mexico City from Roosevelt Field at 2 30 am in a Lockheed Sirius style monoplane named Anahuac. The craft cost $20000 funded by public subscription in Mexico. Dr James Kimball of the Weather Bureau forecast fair conditions for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Roberto Vierra
Arnulfo, Cortes
Roosevelt Field
Mexico City
Fierro
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Anahuac
Mexico
James Kimball
Weather Bureau
Greensburg Women Golfers Top Indiana Team In Match Play
The Greensburg Country Club women, 15 players strong, posted 29 points to beat Indiana Country Club’s two squads, 14, in a recent match play at Greensburg. Notable results include Mrs. C B Hollingsworth with two points over Mrs. W A Simpson and Mrs. W G Rhodes with a three point win over Miss Betty Elis. Additional scorers include Mina Hetty Jamison and Mary Pealer, Kathryn Blair, Helen Musser, and others on both sides. Indiana previously defeated Greensburg 28 to 8 weeks earlier in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburo Country Club
Indiana Country Club
Greensburg Country Club
C. B. Hollingsworth
W. A. Simpson
Indiana
W. G. Rhodes
Betty Elis
Mina Hetty Jamison
Mary Pealer
L. B. Smith
Kathryn Blair
M. H. Miller
Misa Helen Musser
C. J. Allen
Mallan
Nicoson
T. R. Stoughton
Jones
Iuvilanas
Misa Mary Copeland
Prank St. Clair
J. E. Watson
Ellsworth Campbell
Hugh Barclay
H. B. Buterbaugh
Ts. R. W. Smith, Jr
Musk
Hachel Marker
John St._Clair
J. F. Luttrell
Murray Peeler
Mary Keenan
William E. Pierce
Greensburg
Cannon Won't Be Interviewed After Challenge
Washington report states Bishop James Cannon dt refuses to be interviewed after challenging George Holden Tinkham Ri of Massachusetts to repeat accusations against him. The scene centers on temperance and political tensions amid the ongoing public dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon
George Holden Tinkham
Massyachusetts
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Miss Frederick
Phia Street
Mrs. Woddfords
Punxsutawasy
Glymer
Lutheran Synod
Cotton Pickers
Novanibek
Cannon
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